In winter, visitors can enjoy skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, and soaking in hot springs. Spring brings blooming wildflowers, wildlife watching, and the start of hiking season as snow melts in lower elevations. Summer is perfect for outdoor adventures like hiking, rafting, fishing, camping, and exploring national parks like Glacier and Yellowstone. Fall offers vibrant foliage, quieter trails, and prime opportunities for hunting and photography. No matter the time of year, Montana provides a diverse mix of natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and cultural experiences.
Discover where Montanans hit the slopes. These hometown ski areas offer a taste of true winter life in Big Sky Country. After your time on skis, enjoy fun dining, cozy lodging and unique Montana experiences in our friendly mountain towns.
Wander through authentic 1800s ghost towns on this rambling route over mountains, across the Continental Divide and along blue-ribbon trout streams. Legend has it that some of the smaller towns harbor gold rush–era ghosts.